Ousted Egyptian leader Mohamed Mursi struck a defiant tone on the first day of his trial on Monday, chanting 'Down with military rule', and calling himself the country's only 'legitimate' president. Mursi,
– EU states will remain free to chose own measures – Danish tax has cut use to 4 bags per person per year – European Union used nearly 100 billion plastic bags
– Two men shot dead outside Golden Dawn offices in Athens – Political parties condemn attack – Analysts warn of political instability A brazen drive-by shooting that killed two young members of
Inspectors from Greece's lenders have put a postponed visit to the country back on the agenda and will return early next week after Athens made a new proposal on filling a gap
Even as the euro zone economy shows faint signs of stirring, the European Central Bank is likely to send a dovish message this week that more monetary help will be on the
Ousted Egyptian president Mohamed Mursi arrived at a Cairo police academy on Monday to face trial in what opponents of the army-backed government say is part of a campaign to crush his
European shares rose on Monday, with sentiment buoyed by increased expectations the European Central Bank will strike an equities-friendly dovish tone at a policy meeting this week. That follows a surprise drop
The winners of the 2013 "Entrepreneur for the World" Awards, who have created both wealth and social justice, were announced on Sunday in Singapore during the gala ceremony of the World Entrepreneurship
Global telco giant Vodafone kept Britain's top share index afloat on Friday as speculation about a bid from U.S. peer AT&T fuelled a rally in Europe's largest mobile carrier. Shares in Vodafone
PrimeTel, the alternative telecom provider that recently secured the third Cyprus mobile license, has slashed its monthly subscription rates for 3-Play and 4-Play packages by 17% and 13%, respectively. “When there is
